The last time we blogged about this topic, we went into detail about that “one weird trick” for bringing Telepresence into your Webex Event Center meetings and events. While effective, that “trick” involved a complex setup to get there. Fun for geeking out — not as much fun when trying to simplify your virtual event workflow. Event Center now supports joining directly via Cisco Video devices.

A few weeks ago, my wife and I went to see Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr (who, by the way, is awesome) in concert. We were only a few feet from the stage, but just before the show started, I noticed that the speakers were situated far behind us and aimed away from where we were…

When videoconferencing first ran over IP, it could only speak one language. Videoconferencing systems would, for the most part, only transport traffic over H.323. H.323 quickly became the recommended standard in the videoconferencing market for all audio and visual communications. Today, with the introduction of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) into the workplace, the problem…

According to Greek mythology, the giant Argus Panoptes had 100 eyes, making him the perfect watchman, because only a few eyes would sleep at any given time. Cisco must’ve found a few of them on the Svalbard Islands, in the far northern part of Norway (Norway being home of TelePresence endpoint development at Cisco), to…

I’m often asked whether the inexpensive headsets advertised on the web are adequate for the workplace. Simply put, they’re not.

When my friend Nancy contemplated a cross-country move, just one thing held her back: a job she loved. Rather than put in her notice, she made a proposal to work remotely.